Nikki Benz Wins Booble Girl of the Month

LOS ANGELES — Adult search engine and directory Booble.com today announced Nikki Benz as the May Cover Girl of The Month. Benz defeated Carmen Luvana, Catalina Cruz, and Dawn Allison, among others, to win the honor this month.

"I'm so excited about being Booble's May cover girl,” Benz said. “It's an honor and I want to thank all my fans for voting."

Benz has appeared in more than 80 adult productions and in men's magazines including Penthouse, Hustler, Genesis, High Society, Swank, Fox, Cherie, D-Cup, Club and Club International, as well as mainstream magazines like Urban Male Magazine in Canada and Stuff and Maxim in the U.S.

Her mainstream television appearances have included MTV’s "Fast Inc.", Showtime’s "Family Business," VH1’s "Supergroup," HBO’s "Sin City Diaries," Canada’s "Naked News," Playboy TV’s "Canoga Park" and the Howard Stern Show.

Benz becomes the tenth cover girl of the month for the current competition year, and is eligible for Booble Girl of the Year with a grand prize of $5,000. The other candidates for this competition year are Shyla Stylez, Sophie Dee, Vicky Vette, Sabrina Deep, Mariah Milano, Trina Michaels, Brandy Talore, Tera Patrick, and Heidi Mayne.

The Booble Girl contest is open to professional models over the age of 18 who have a website or cam show, or appear on a website or cam show, or have appeared in at least one commercially released DVD. All models must use the fan sign provided by Booble. A winner is selected by the users of Booble.com every month. Monthly winners models receive a cash prize of $500 and are automatically entered in the annual contest.

For more information on Nikki Benz, visit NikkiBenz.com.

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